Final answer:
The provided reference materials do not contain information on 'Animal Farm' or what actions animals take in regards to human instruments in the story; therefore, a specific answer to the student's question cannot be given without referring directly to the text of the book.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question appears to be referencing the actions of the animals from George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' after they have overthrown the humans. However, the provided reference materials do not directly address this situation as they focus on actual animal behavior and human-animal dynamics in hunting, tool use, and environmental impact. Without context from the book, it is not possible to provide a factually accurate answer as to what the animals do with the instruments used against them in 'Animal Farm'. We can hypothesize that in 'Animal Farm', the animals might destroy or repurpose the tools used by humans based on their goal of eradicating human influence, but for a definitive answer, one should refer directly to the text of the novel.